Hi!
Normally, if you have element xxx and type xxx, XMLBeans
generates you types "Xxx" (the instance type) and
"XxxDocument" (the document type).
Now, it seems to me that when I explicitely define a
java class name to use for the element in xsdconfig,
types "Xxx" and "Xxx2" get created instead - the first being
the document type and the "...2" being the instance type.
I'm using XMLBeans 2, just freshly checked out from the repository.
Is this a bug in XMLBeans, or am I doing something wrong?
This is my case:
---schema---
<xs:complexType name="factory">
....
/xs:complexType>
<xs:element name="factory" type="oc:factory"/>
---/schema---
---xsdconfig---
<xb:qname name="oc:factory" javaname="FactoryElement"/>
---/xsdconfig---
---what gets generated---
------------------
/**
* A document containing one factory(@xxxxxx) element.
*
* This is a complex type.
*/
public interface FactoryElement extends org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlObject
-------------------
and
-------------------
/**
* An XML factory(@xxxxxxx).
*
* This is a complex type.
*/
public interface FactoryElement2 extends org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlObject
-------------------
---/what gets generated---
Thanks,
Panu Hällfors
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